Funded Startups in Vojvodina
Across the 12 most recent Vojvodina-focused rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Raiffeisen UA’s $58M debt financing on 2022-10-07.
Across the 12 most recent Vojvodina-focused rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Raiffeisen UA’s $58M debt financing on 2022-10-07. That $58M figure is the only disclosed round above $50M, while the next-largest disclosed amounts are much smaller (Erste Bank ad Novi Sad at $15M on 2022-10-18, then Silbo at $9M on 2024-12-04, and Trickest at $2M on 2021-08-13), making the 2022 debt financings the clear size outlier versus the rest.
The list also clusters temporally: 4 of the 12 rounds with disclosed amounts fall between 2024-11-11 and 2024-12-04 (Baby Boo $530K on 2024-11-11; KOKODI $1M on 2024-11-18; Silbo $9M on 2024-12-04; with Uspon on 2024-12-01 undisclosed). Geographically, most entries are based in Belgrade (Silbo, KOKODI, Uspon, Baby Boo, Collabwriting, Homation, HULI d.o.o., Beehold, and Trickest), with additional nodes in Novi Sad (Erste Bank ad Novi Sad; Raiffeisen UA), Cacak (Uspon), Nis (Beehold), and one additional Novi Sad location alongside the banking rounds.
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the biggest in this Vojvodina list, and how does it compare with the rest?
Raiffeisen UA’s $58M debt financing (2022-10-07) is the only disclosed amount above $50M. The next-largest disclosed rounds are Erste Bank ad Novi Sad at $15M (2022-10-18) and Silbo at $9M (2024-12-04), so the top end is concentrated in that 2022 debt-financing pair.
Do multiple rounds cluster into a narrow recent date window?
Yes. Four of the entries shown with dates in late 2024 land between 2024-11-11 and 2024-12-04: Baby Boo ($530K, 2024-11-11), KOKODI ($1M, 2024-11-18), Uspon (undisclosed, 2024-12-01), and Silbo ($9M, 2024-12-04).
Are any cities over-represented across these 12 rows?
Belgrade dominates the geography: Silbo (2024-12-04), KOKODI (2024-11-18), Baby Boo (2024-11-11), Collabwriting (2024-04-18), Homation (2023-08-01), HULI d.o.o. (2023-04-05), and Trickest (2021-08-13) are all listed in Belgrade, with additional entries in Novi Sad (Erste Bank ad Novi Sad 2022-10-18; Raiffeisen UA 2022-10-07), Cacak (Uspon 2024-12-01), and Nis (Beehold 2023-08-23).
What does the stage mix look like, and are ‘Series Unknown’ rounds common?
Stage labels are split between clearly identified rounds and unknown amounts: 2 of the 12 rows are marked “Series Unknown” (Silbo on 2024-12-04; Beehold on 2023-08-23), and 2 more are “undisclosed” amounts (Uspon 2024-12-01; Beehold 2023-08-23). Seed appears repeatedly (KOKODI $1M on 2024-11-18; Baby Boo $530K on 2024-11-11; HULI d.o.o. $210K on 2023-04-05; Trickest $2M on 2021-08-13).
Are there sector outliers versus the rest of the list?
Financial Services shows up as the pricing outlier: Raiffeisen UA ($58M debt financing, 2022-10-07) and Erste Bank ad Novi Sad ($15M debt financing, 2022-10-18) are substantially larger than the biggest non-Financial disclosed rounds like Silbo ($9M, 2024-12-04) and Trickest ($2M, 2021-08-13). By contrast, most non-financial entries are at seed or pre-seed scale (e.g., Baby Boo at $530K on 2024-11-11; HULI d.o.o. at $210K on 2023-04-05).
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